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Mar. 9, 2016
Catalog Teaser: Look at what we did with the photos this year!
We are so excited for the new catalog! As we wait for the printer to finish, we thought it would be fun to show you a new design element that we really like. Here's the first page of Sonlight G. … Continue reading
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Feb. 3, 2016
The Voice Bringing Tales to Life
Ask anyone who has parented long enough to see their child's shoe size dwarf their own: things change as the years go by. It's true across the board. The favorite t-shirt you had to pry from your son's body to … Continue reading
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Jan. 6, 2016
How and Why to Keep Reading Lists for Your Homeschool
Reading Lists Can Last a Lifetime Homeschooled children will eventually grow up and reflect on their school years through the lens of adulthood. What will your children say about their homeschool experience? My two children are now grown adults, but … Continue reading
Nov. 4, 2015
The Book We Didn't Love
Guest post by Heather Schwarzen The thrill of Box Day had faded, and I was knee-deep in making the school year a reality. I had three students that year; Mary Hannah was 8, Mathaus was 5, and Jack was 3. … Continue reading
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Sep. 2, 2015
Dads - 5 Ways to Bring Life to Your Homeschool
Todd Wilson Summer is almost over and it's time to start another year of homeschooling!!!! Yay!!!!!! Yeah, it's not working for me either. Even if you're still basking in the glow of summer freedom, it won't be long before you … Continue reading
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Apr. 4, 2012
History Making...
I grew up loving history. My dad was a high school American History and Shop teacher and he sparked a love for history in me that has lasted a lifetime. We traveled from Alaska to Acapulco, from California to Maine … Continue reading
Apr. 23, 2010
Lewis, Wilder, Frost and Me
...speech was for them a debased form of silence; how much more futile is poetry which is a debased form of speech. All those allusions to honor, reputation, and the flame of love, all the metaphors about birds, Achilles and … Continue reading
